embrithopoda

embrithopoda
\\ˌembrəˈthäpədə\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from embritho- (from Greek embrithēs weighty) + New Latin -poda
: a small order of extinct African ungulate mammals possibly related to the Hyracoidea

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